Always disconnect and/or blind piping from tanks (or other equipment) before performing hot work on the piping.
Material movement, purging, flushing and/or draining must be stopped before performing hot work activities.
Hot work on any tank, vessel or piping while the tank, vessel or piping is in service requires input from a Subject Matter Expert and high level Chevron Manager approval.
Openings and gaps into equipment, tanks or piping within 15 meters (50 feet) of the hot work activity area must be sealed prior to beginning hot work.
Hot tapping is always considered a highly hazardous activity. Hot tapping requirements include, but are not limited to the following:
Always consider alternative activities prior to conducting hot tapping.
Always conduct a planning phase hazard analysis with input from a Subject Matter Expert.
Always use written hot tapping procedures.
Hot tapping requires approval by a Chevron high level manager (e.g. facility manager, operations manager, etc.).
Always disconnect and/or blind piping from tanks (or other equipment) before performing hot work on the piping.Material movement, purging, flushing and/or draining must be stopped before performing hot work activities.Hot work on any tank, vessel or piping while the tank, vessel or piping is in service requires input from a Subject Matter Expert and high level Chevron Manager approval.Openings and gaps into equipment, tanks or piping within 15 meters (50 feet) of the hot work activity area must be sealed prior to beginning hot work. Hot tapping is always considered a highly hazardous activity. Hot tapping requirements include, but are not limited to the following:Always consider alternative activities prior to conducting hot tapping.Always conduct a planning phase hazard analysis with input from a Subject Matter Expert.Always use written hot tapping procedures.Hot tapping requires approval by a Chevron high level manager (e.g. facility manager, operations manager, etc.).
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